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The fashion industry accounts for more than 20 per cent of industrial water pollution, with garment workers being severely underpaid and overworked.

As Italy swelters under dangerous heat, McDonald's workers called a strike after their air conditioning broke in oppressively hot kitchens.

Apple chip supplier TSMC has delayed production in Arizona to 2025.

Yesterday's mechanics had less to fix but that doesn't make them any less skillful than today's - probably more so. Here's a look back at some of Michigan's vintage auto garages.....

Yesterday's mechanics had less to fix but that doesn't make them any less skillful than today's - probably more so. Here's a look back at some of Michigan's vintage auto garages.....

Yesterday's mechanics had less to fix but that doesn't make them any less skillful than today's - probably more so. Here's a look back at some of Michigan's vintage auto garages.....

We continue to tax hardworking americans to try to protect freedom in ukraine when our own treasury department is working with the chinese to undermine america? >> ive met with premier li, vice premier hood, finance minister of the peoples bank of china, head pan and other senior officials. these conversations direct, substantive and productive, productive for home american factory workers. >> i dont think so. >> now bidens donors and plenty gop senators are adamant, though, that we offend china...

In the state where america declared its independence from britain, factory workers are helping ukraine in its battle for freedom from russia. here is jesse kirsch. >> reporter: in the middle of its bloody offensive, tonight ukraines success relies in part on a very different front line, this one more than 5,000 miles away in scranton, pennsylvania. >> we are producing thousands rounds a more a month than we were this time last year. >> reporter: inside this u.s. army ammunition plant, contractor...

Spirit AeroSystems, a key supplier to Boeing, shut down its factory in Wichita, Kansas, on Thursday after workers represented by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers voted to strike.

Youre live with bbc news. lets return to paris now, where aviation bosses are gathered for the annual air show. the past few years have been far from easy for the industry — the covid pandemic forced airlines to ground planes and manufacturers cut production right back. now, though, optimism is returning. airlines are placing orders once again — but manufacturers are facing new challenges, as boeing s chief strategy officer explained to our reporter theo leggett. boy, yeah, it has been a gre...